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The increase of the average rent far outpaced the general rate of inflation in many Alberta municipalities last year, data shows.

Average rent in many municipalities far outpaced general rate of inflation

New research from UNC Kenan-Flagler Business School Associate Professor Elena Simintzi examines a universal childcare reform implemented in Quebec, Canada, in the late 1990s and its effects on mothers’ careers and earnings, finding broadly positive outcomes for these new parents and for some companies as well.

As a child in Kenya, Robel Ng’ong’a spent every Christmas vacation visiting extended family in a rural village. That’s where he grew to realize that his friends and family had little opportunity to fully pursue their educational dreams. Now Ng’ong’a has a dream to help them.

Canadian kids' retailer Mastermind Toys has agreed to be acquired in a deal that should see the majority of its stores remain open.

One of Edmontons biggest and longest-running craft fairs is coming to an end.

A Development Bank of Canada study blames an aging population, high interest rates and other factors for the decline in entrepreneurs.

A Development Bank of Canada study blames an aging population, high interest rates and other factors for the decline in entrepreneurs.

The groundswell of derision for Pittsburghs play caller has traveled across the country, and reflects the nature of fan psychology.

Each of the 18 libraries in Tuscaloosa City Schools received thousands of dollars in grant funding this week to put toward buying new books, system leadership announced Thursday.